In court to clear up a wrong impression.
Read more Paddy Bucket , 37 , engine driver, no fixed abode, was charged on remand with being drunk and incapable at Hitchin on Friday, and doing wilful damage at Hitchin Police Station.
Read more Winifred Mackey, a driver, was guilty of stealing a gold watch.
Read more Daniel Monk, labourer, summoned for using obscene language at Hitchin.
Read more The blue lamp from Hitchin Police Station.
Read more Phoebe Rowley (21) rode her bike, at night, with no front or rear light. She was fined 30 shillings.
Read more Mr Allison alleged that his gardener had damaged his sprouts and his strawberry bed, but the gardener argued otherwise - he said that he was following instructions.
Read more John Day was fined £3, and bound over for the sum of £10, for assaulting his wife, again. He had been fined before for the same offence.
Read more Suspect arrested at Hitchin - wanted for the murder of a London girl.
Read more The appointment of Captain Archibald Robertson as Chief Constable, on 12th April 1841, is largely regarded as the first day of the Hertfordshire Constabulary.
Read more The life and career of Robert Dunn and his five sons who followed in his police footsteps.
Read more Elizabeth Aldridge, a wayfarer, stole goods, and some was found concealed in special pockets sewn onto the inside of her skirts and petticoats. With previous convictions, she was sent to prison.
Read more Summer Assizes, 1910: The Letchworth Murder Charge.
Read more Eleanor Chalkley stole eggs from her employer and, as a result, she attempted suicide. Her employer advised the Court that he did not wish to press the case.
Read more A cowardly assault on a Police Officer left him battered.
Read more Mr. George Kryn, managing director of the Kryn Laboratory Metal Works, Letchworth, was summoned for contravening the Lighting Order by failing to have a light at his residence properly obscured or shaded.
Read more Walter Stringer charged with taking three partridge eggs.
Read more Edward Boxall (61), licensee of the Red Lion public-house, Bucklersbury, Hitchin, and his son were charged with buying Army forage.
Read more Lizzie Pike (48), pleaded guilty to committing bigamy.
Read more The death took place suddenly at Cambridge Hospital on Tuesday, following an operation for appendicitis, of PC Ison.
Read more George Bates, a drover, was charged with using obscene language on the highway and assaulting and beating Joan Wingrave at the same date and place.
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